Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-10
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"A syndicate composed Of wi jOr j.
T.. Spangler. J. l.. Hamill and Prof.
Reher have purchased a large tract OF
land near State College which they are
about to lay out into building lots. 1t
will make delightful location for
homes for people who are solicitous for
the educational advancement Of their
children. 49, Daily NerS.
John Flanagan, of New York stops
at the Musser House this week. lie IS
here with the purpose Of buying up an
other car load of horses for the eastern
market. About three weeks ago he
shipped n car load of splendid horses
from Cobum. Mr.. Flanagan is said to
be one of the most successful and p0pu-
lar horse dealers on the road.
We learn with regret that the
health of W. +. Keen, II son of our
townsman, Jacob Keen, and one of
Haines townships successful school
teachers, il much affected by pleuriSy
| But few weeks ago he WAS obliged to
leave the schoolroom on account of
sickness. AT tins writing he Is better
again but must employ medical advise.
Charles w. Weaver. of Rock
Spring, this county. was in town on
Friday aud paid this office u very pleas
ant visit. Mr.. Weaver has been reg
ular and pu' ctual patron of the JOUR-
MAI. for several years and Is one or
those men whu by their gen.alness and
integrity at once enlist your friendship
and respect. We were glad To have
| him call and invite him TO come again.
ORGAN DEDICATION The new or
gan purchased by the Reformed con-
gregation at the St. Paul'S church,
Aaronsburg charge, will Ee dedicated
on Sunday morning, the 18th instant.
Rev. L. ID. Stecker. of Mltllinburg, will
be present to preach on Saturday even
ing ana on Sunday morning. He will
also occupy the pulpit at Coburn on
Sunday afternoon and at Aaronsburg
in the evening.
REPORT of Primary School, Millheim
for fifth month ending March lst 1851
VI. &. Gephart, teacher: No. IN at
( tendance, males 80, females IS, total 40;
average attendance, males 25, females
~, total 81; per cent. of attendapce,
males 81, females Il, total 20; per cent.
of attendance during term, males IS,
females so, total ST. Nisitors-Adolph
Miller, Miss Kate Slower, Laura kel-
Ter, Aggie Bartholomew, Fred. Brum-
CART.
w. G.. Rocks public sale on last
Friday was largely attended. Some of
the hotel furniture was sold at fair
figures while some articles went for Il
song The horses, carriages and bug
! giPs fetched good prices. The percheron
stallion was sold to MesSrS. krumrine
Il Smith, Of Penn township. for $3.50.
! Mr.. Rook and family departed for Ber-
wick, Pa. this Thursday morning.
For scrofula. erysipelas, letter, salt
rhum. skin diseases, humors, sores.
eruptionS, pimples. blotches, swellngs,
tumors. boilS, ulcers, scaid head, ring
worm, hives, and all blood disorders, no
remedy ever devised equals In efficacy
and power McDonald's great Blood
Purifier or Sarsaparlllian Alternative.
Warranted.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWA Y d CO.,
philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. EiseAhuth, Miilheim, Pa.
In another column our readers
Rover, of Wolfe's Store. agent for az
ricultmal machines. Farmers should
especially take notice of Mr.. Rogers
announcement. The machines adver-
tised have world wide reputation for
their neatness and durability and we
have to hear of the first complaint that
the Champion Harvesters. Bidders and
Mowers do not give perfect satisfac-
tion. Call on II. G.. Roger, agent.
-Messrs. James Kennedy and J. a.
Deckert, both of Spring Mills, gave US
a business call last week. Mr.. Kennel
ly is the proprietor of the furniture es-
tablishment and also of the Spring
Mills meat market and from what we
can learn he IS a gentleman possessing
the necessary snap to make these en-
terprises boom. Mr.. Decker expects to
remove from Spring Mills by the first
of April and intends taking charge Of
the hotel at Pine Grove Mills. We
wish both good success.
! lNDECoRUM.-I some of our young
chaps would see themselv's as 0thers
see them they would do with less row.
dyism when on their way from church.
| Their behavior reminds one Of crowd
of half drunken roughs coming from
grog shop. They awaken the still
echoes of the night by their yelling and
loud, vulgar talk. inStead of walking
along decently and quietly as one
should frem the house of God. We
say show better sense and do away
with such bad manners.
MALARIA.-D ar bys Prorhylatic
| Fluid is held in wide esteem as a speci-
fc and preventative. In it we have the
means of rendering the air and water
wholesome.
"Darbys Fluid is good defecator
and destroyer OF miasmatic matter
J. G. Booth, Chemist, q. ). Mint,
! Phila"
"It should be used everywhere where
| impure gases are generated from de-
composing matter "-Holmes Steel, Nj &.
d., Savannah, Ga.
The Missionary and Educational
Convention of the Reformed church in
this county began its sessions at st.
Paul's on Tuesday evening, and on
Wednesday evening at Aaronsburg,
where it will continue until this
| Thursday evening. 1t also opens at
the Salem church this evening where it
will continue i'm session tomorrow
morning and evening. A number OF
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